Robert Hunter Tables

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I found this link today.  Does anyone have any comment on this?
http://www.roberthunter.com/AboutRHunter.cfm

 

[Gmoney1000]

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There are alot of questions pertaining to equipment and supplies.  I value all the input from other therapists who have either already tried the various products or have useful links to check out new ones.Perhaps that might someday be another topic worth having it's own discussion page on the forum.

 

[SuzzHuzz]

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I just have to say that I'm sorry, my table does not rock back and forth like that. I got the Custom Craftworks Athena Pro package, and the table seems to be sturdy enough so far. If it starts to wobble, I can always use the lifetime warranty to get it fixed or replaced. I just don't know if I trust the way they have their pics on that page."Typical mass-produced "pop-up" table after a few years of continuous use." - How many years is 'a few'?"Robert Hunter table after many years of continuous use." - How many years is 'many'?Heh, sorry, but I just can't help but smile when I see the table dancing like that on the page.

 

[27.lyn]

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I'm with you on that! It's kind of like the bully putting down all the other kids at the playground in order to look bigger himself (or herself!).This rates another "ew".Sally

 

[LucyBabes]

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Jeff, I don't know how you inserted that pic, but I am also wondering about the other pic (their table - green one, which I can't seem to insert)... آ I am not sure that I like the lower level cording, especially if one works with a very low table. آ For some reason, I feel like I would hit it with my feet or lower legs. آ Any input on this may be valuable too. آ I am wondering if anyone has experienced such a table cording.I don't want to bash this guys site or anything, but I am very curious about the whole thing and do appreciate all comments. آ Obviously they have buyers, and am hoping someday we'll get one of them to comment here.Oh, yeah, and I agree with the wobble picture.  It was the first thing that got my tummy in a rut.

 

[Happeh Gurl C:]

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I have a robert hunter table. It is completely solid, does not wobble at all, holds i believe 1800 lbs working weight, I can get up on my table with my largest client and it doesnt make a sound of stress at all. I highly recomend to anyone a Robert Hunter masssage table.

 

[Pompal 09.]

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justme,Since you seem to be the only person on this forum with a table from this compnay, I'd love to have more info on this company than just three sentences if possible.Things like: Why did you choose this company and the particular table you purchased?  Did you know someone else who had one previously?  Which model is it and what it the situation with the low cables? How many years have you had it?  What type of massage do you practice.All info is helpful.

 

[Arroz con pollo]

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hello again,I bought the robert hunter table in september of this year.  I have the Mckensie,  I had heard about Robert Hunter tables when i was going through school from various students and practitioners that we had to do LMP massages on (they were not the schools brand of table).  The table I had prior to my robert hunter table was a inexpensive piece of garbage that broke the second time i tried a shiatsu technique on it.the low cables are for added support, the legs are not just pinned but you screw them tight to lock the legs open, as soon as one of my clients get on the table, those cables are tight. the table comes with a Lifetime Warranty, Footrest and Headrest holes,Crossed Slat Head Board,Locking Pin Brace System,Oak Legs Padding: Three Layer Foam (Memory Foam Oprion) Center support rails, Full length piano hinge Table Width:  25" to 48". Static Weight: 3500 lbs/sw Working Weight: 1700 lbs/ww Heavy Duty Option: 1900 lbs/ww Height Range: 24" to 36" Table Weight: 29 to 43 lbs Table Length: 75" and custom lengths Platform: 4mm to 6mm or custom I like it better than the earthlite, stronglite and the oakworks that were used when i was in school.  You might want to go and check out the website, http://www.roberthunter.com  you can email Robert Hunter and he will personally email you back any answers you have for him.  I can tell you that a lot of the massage therapist i know in the southwest washington/northwest oregon area really like these tables. hope this helps you out.

 

[Ragend]

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Hahahaha. Scrolling down, I was reminded of the dancing massage table. Texas-gal, to insert an image, you use the code [.img]http://whatever.com/image.gif[./img] (without the periods) and it will embed the image. I'd still have to go with my original opinion though, with Custom Craftworks tables, they come with a lifetime warranty, don't wobble, and go through a lot of abuse without breaking. Just like many other companies. The Robert Hunter site also shows the pic of the green table, this one:

and says it's been in continuous use for 'many' years. I personally like numbers, and would like to know the use of the table, and how long they've been a company. I just don't trust them.

Now, back to watching the table dance...  ;D

 

[miss_j]

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I got mine tables from a Chinese massage equitment distributors in Flushing, NY.  The table is one piece, no doubt it will stay for sooooooooooooooooo long! ps: $223 per one